New US Infrastructure Law Makes Backdoor Vehicle Kill Switch Mandatory By 2026

A new US Infrastructure law has made the installation of backdoor kill switch in vehicles mandatory by the year 2026. For automobiles constructed after 2026, the decision about whether or not a vehicle can be operated will be made by an algorithm on which the car's proprietor or driver has no understanding or influence.

A little-noticed "safety" provision which could very well comes into effect in five years is embedded deep within the huge infrastructure legislation recently approved by President Joe Biden, reports the Daily Caller. The bill, which was sold to Congress as a non-intrusive way to help combat intoxicated driving, will require automakers to install a "vehicle kill switch" across every vehicle.

This proposal is dangerously lacking on information, as has been customary for legislative demands imposed by Congress. What we do realize would be that the "safety" equipment must “passively monitor the performance of a driver of a motor vehicle to accurately identify wh...

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